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by cmer 18y ago
Yeah, fix this error :) This page contains the following errors: error on line 18 at column 732: EntityRef: expecting ';' Below is a rendering of the page up to the first error.
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Download App Store apps not available in Canada, from Canada (see comments)(blog.carlmercier.com)
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by cmer 18y ago
Here's the podcast of a talk I (and many others) gave on APIs at South by Southwest. I think it provides some great guidelines. http://blog.carlmercier.com/2008/06/17/podcast-building-deve...
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by cmer 18y ago
* University Ave, Palo Alto * Sand Hill Rd., Palo Alto * Google HQ, Mountain View * Apple HQ, Cupertino * Watch Meetup.com and Upcoming.org for meetups * Drive around Palo Alto, Mtn View, Sunnyvale, you'll see a lot of tech company building
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by cmer 18y ago
First of all, I'd advice NOT doing it yourself. (sorry epi0Bauqu). Spammers ruined email and it can now be pretty hard to pass some spam filters. Of course, 95% of your emails will make it through if you do it yourself, but the last few %
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by cmer 18y ago
EC2 is the best you can get at the moment in my opinion. I guess it's time to learn some *nix! It's not that hard, really. And for databases, the new persistent storage feature ( http://developer.amazonwebservices.com/connect/thread.jspa?t
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by cmer 18y ago
RightScale.com is probably the easiest way to start. Try one of their RightImages; we use their CentOS 5 32 and 64 bit images and they're perfect. There's also plenty of tutorials on Google on how to get started, but it'll involve installin
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by cmer 18y ago
The new persistent storage feature is game changing for MySQL. It is definitely the missing piece to the puzzle. Backing up MySQL is just a matter of calling 1 api command now. Plus, you'll be able to have pretty much unlimited storage mo
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by cmer 18y ago
AWS has been working great for us. The new persistent storage feature is the best thing since sliced bread (I'm in the alpha). I definitely don't see us leaving EC2 for AppEngine anytime soon. AFAIK, Google doesn't offer anything compelli
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by cmer 19y ago
The event was awesome as usual! Ran out of pizza pretty quickly but it happens... I personally don't know anybody who had pizza. Rule of thumb is generally 2-3 slices per person.
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by cmer 19y ago
don't forget to bring your iphone for your date though!
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by cmer 19y ago
SF is probably 45 mins (driving) from Palo Alto. You should look for hotels in Mountain View, Palo Alto, Sunnyvale. I booked a -nice- 3 star hotel on Hotwire (Mountain View). $66 a night (for 15 nights). You might be able to get the same
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by cmer 19y ago
Your question's is a bit too broad, but let me tell you what I know. The first question you need to ask yourself is: are you read-bound or write-bound? A "generic" advice for databases is that you -don't- want to have multiple small boxes
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by cmer 19y ago
My advice: hire a graphic designer. the ui is way too cluttered and just plain unpleasant.
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by cmer 19y ago
What didn't you like about the bay area? Mountain View or Sunnyvale seem to be the perfect fit for what you're looking for!
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by cmer 19y ago
Startup School is BY FAR the best startup event to attend. The line-up is top notch year after year.
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The Startup CEO School of Hard Knocks(instigatorblog.com)
2 points by cmer 19y ago|0 comments
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Sprinting to Start Up: How to Launch a Startup(instigatorblog.com)
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A VC Gone Mad?(web1979.wordpress.com)
15 points by cmer 19y ago|6 comments
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LinkedIn launches a Facebook application(jobmatchbox.com)
3 points by cmer 19y ago|0 comments